Can I use this desktop at 220Voltage without the voltage converter?
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Hi, this Sony VAIO Desktop PC uses an AC adaptor with power requirements of 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz. It means that you may use it on either 110 V or 220 V. -Ely
1953881
You would have to either transform down to 110 watts or split half the 220 watts, use just 1 leg of the 220 power supply
1424620
You will need an adapter for the plug, but that's all--no voltage converter needed.
1660371
No. If you do buy it, I'd suggest just waiting for it to arrive, and then finding a generic DC adapter that fits that will take your 220 and outputs the correct voltate. (15.5V, 500mA or higher.)
1999034
No, don't plug it into a 220v power supply. The frequency won't affect it. Get a powerful enough transformer and go nuts.
693252
Because I try to use a 220 volt adapter.Can only if the adapter without transformer(110->220)?
379638
Yes, the power supply says it can take 220 volts. But it only comes with a US format plug, so you'll need an adapter to plug it into what ever UK/European outlet you are planning to use. It's a great monitor system. I highly recommend it.
1234999
Yes you can but remember these are only adaptors and not voltage convertors. Make sure to check the voltage/amperage of the equipment against that of the country you are traveling to. Generally Europe is 220 volts and the US is 120 volts. Here's a handy chart: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country.
1549035
I used a converter with built-in plug adapter. If you just change the plug you still have too much voltage (220) and could fry your laptop.
982257
You can use it with a downsizing to 110 watt converter. You need to adapt your voltage to your device, not vise versa
616580
It has a DC inverter, which you could probably replace with a 220v adapter. I don't have the DC specs handy though.
408084
no, you would have to get a step down transformer, that plugs into 220volt & puts out 120volts. Jerry
126871
No, it's 110 power supply. You would need to buy a universal converter or adapter for it.
1047790
No mention of it anywhere in the documentation and no switch on the back of the amplifier (Only specifies 12V@120 50-60Hz) so a step convertor looks like the only safe option for 220V :-)
1796770
you need a 220-110 v transformer to reduce the voltage... However, if you have already used the processor with the higher voltage (energy), then you might not be able to save it...
102057
There is a manual slider switch on the side of the device for your voltage selection. It is not automatic, so you need to know the voltage requirement of your PC.
1015341
No. You would have to have a voltage reducer from 220 to 110 before plugging in.